Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 60, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 July 1848 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL. The Daili Jouliil is published every morning, (Sunday excepted) at 10 cents per week, payable to the Carrier, or $5 20 per annum, payable in advance. The. Tai-Wisely Journal, for the connf'y, containing all the matter of the Daily Journal. is published 01 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $1 00 per annum in advance. . Tbe Weksly Jolhal is published every Thursday at $2 00, three copies for $5 UU, seven copies for - $11 00, ten copies for $15 OU, in advance. 1

SATUBDAY MORNING, JULY 1. THE TAYLOR PLATFORM. "The power given by the constitution to the Executive, to interpose his veto, is a high conservative power, which should never be exercised except in cases of clear violation of the constitution, or manifest haste and want of consideration by Congress." "The personal opinions of the individual who may happen to occupy the Executive chair, ought not to control the action of Congress upon questions of domestic policy, nor ought his objections to be interposed where questions of constitutional power have been settled by the Tarious departments of government, and acquiesced in bj the people. "Upon the subjects of the tariff, the currency, the improvement of our great highways, rivers, lakes, and harbors, the will of the peole, as expressed tho' their representatives in bneress, ought to be respected, and carried out by the Executive.' "War, at all times, aud under all circumstan ces, is a national calamity, to be avoided, if compatible with national honor. "The principles of our government, as well as its true policy, are opposed to the subjugation of other nations and trie dismemberment of other countries by conquest, for, in the language of the great Washington, 'why should we quit our own to stand on foreign cround.' l. TAYLOR. ruiLOUS orATK or Mexico. rrom a conversauern wiui an intelligent iiexicau, kjjs .? - m the New Orleans Delta of the 23rd, "we have derived much valuable information con fir ma tory of our previous predictions, that a fierce revolution will soon break out in that unhaprv muntrr. We learn that the nronuntiamUnlQo( Pa redes has met with more favor than is generally supposed. He has many in-1 fluential partisans, vibo.it is thought, when a . favorable opportunity offer, will rally around liis standard, and in as great numbers as they I did in 1815, when Paredes overthrew the gov-1 eminent of Herrera." The party of Pena y Pena is said to be disaf-lat fected, and to be secretly laboring to under mine the weak aud imbecile cove rinnen t of Herrera, who is generally admitted to be enti rely unequal to the task of holding the helm in -these stormy times. His cabinet, moreover, is composed of such hetorogeneous and conflict ing elements, that unity of council and action, 'so necessary in such a crisis, cannot be expect cd of it. The spirit of party now raging more fiercely through the country than at any prettOUS fpOch Of Its) history, must inevitably, in I very ahort time, bring about the dissolution of the present Government. A war of races is aire ad r begun, and soon will extend all over Mexico. The extermina tion of the Hispano-American race will be the result of their hostilities, unless timely meas ures are adopted to break up the incipient or ganization of the Indians. Herrera is soap-1 prenensive 01 a general rising 01 tne inuians in 1 1 . ! nil ftrtn t the ritr nf Meiiro. that he tlareaitnt . . . , --; .u; vFlvov ure i'iuücM vi i Bredes and I ad re Jarauta. . 10 acid tO Uiese UlUlCUlUes, fcngiami, we der stand, has peremptorily demanded the pay-1 ment of the debts due by Mexico to English subjects, and threaten to blockade her ports in case of refusal. fjr-The editor of the Democrat says that the Locofocosol this city have "three John as candidates for the Legislature. Ah yes.lhree Jacks for the Legislature, end an ass lor an editor. Luu. Jour. ."Why is Gen. Cass in the

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like t fish on a pin-hook! Because he is KiHd-tr-Kook'd. Banner, We are authorized and requeste to announce -( lr'lf Lr t Ii IV I'J 1: 1 . mvu."ibii 1. i-J as a Vaiiuiuaie tor vouuir Commissioner for District No. 1.. Vanderburgh County. 9T We are authorized to announce JOHN SPIKER as a candidate for a seat in the Lower House of the next Legislature, at the ensuing election. State of Indiana Vanderburgh County S. S. Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation J une 'JO 1S4& IS arbara Hays J . : - - Petition for Divoce. Ferdinand IlavsX AND now at this time to wit June 30 119, comes Xl the said complainant by John J. Chandler, her solicitor and files in the otlice of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court her certain petition for Divorce. ; And it satisfactorily appearing from the affidavit of a disinterested person this day tiled in the Cletks office, aforesaid that the said Ferdinand llayt is not at this time a resident ol the state ot Indiana IVntim notice is hereby riven to the said Ferdi nand Hays, that unless he be, and appear here on or before the eallin? of this cause at the next term ol aaid court tobe held at the Court House in Evsnsville on th fourth Monday in September next and answer

- . , . . . r .i" -IIL-l 1 Ii jyl SAM'LT. JENKINS, Cl'k A CARD. FTM1E aubscriber is settling his business and re X quests those indebted to him to call and settle immediately. By complying they will confer on him an important tavor. j30 4w D.S. LANE. RIVER BOTTOM LAND FOR SALE. T WISH to sell tnv valuable Farm ot River Hot tarn . X Land, situate on Green River Inland in Kentucky, four mdes from Evansville, containing iloO acres 125 of which is cleared ami under fence, and in a fine state of cultivation. There are three double log houses, with stables, barns &c. The log houses are all good, and two of them new with brick chimnies. Virions desirous ot purchasing will I Mm m torn,. kv applying to Mr. L. A. Corbet or W. B. Butler 0 Evansville, or by applying to me oppocite the farm on the Kentucky siue. ie30 JAS. McCLAIN. SODA AND BLUE LICK WATER, A. C. 11 ALLUCK has erected a fine Soda Founm tain for the accommodation of the public and a .1! . requests tnosowno appreciate eooiing unnk, in a hot, dusty day. to give him a call. Also constantly on hand pure Elue from the Drennon (Ky.) Spring. Lick Water my 2t

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MARTIN VAN BUREN 'S ACCEPTANCE. New York, June 28, 8 P. M. Martin Van Buren has accepted the nomination of tbe Ulica convention for President. . Washington, June 27, 8 P. M. The Senate being called to order proceeded to business. ' A resolution was adopted to attend the laying of the corner-stone of the Washington monument. The memorial of Miss Dixfur an appropriation to aid the indigent insane was referred and ordered to be printed. Mr. N iles introduced a bill to aid Whitney in his railroad to the Pacific, and moved to re fer it to a Select committee, which was agreed to. The Senate then took up the Oregon bill. Mr. Bright gave notice that he fchould offer the Missouri compromise as an amendment. Mr. Calhoun addressed the Senate that Con gress bad no power to legislate upon the subject of Territories. Mr. Berrien moved to take up the post-office bill, which was lost. The Senate then ad journed. In the House, Mr. Newell submitted a resolution, which was adopted, insttucting the committee of Military affairs to inquire into the expediency of arming the militia. Mr. Embree introduced a bill to appropriate certain lands for the construction of the Wabash and New Albany railroad, which wasread twice and referred to the Committee of the Whole. The bill authorizingTexas to extend her boundary was passed. The House then went into Committee of the Whole on the general appropriation bill, and, after several speeches had been made, adjourned. Philadelphia, June 27, 8 P. M. A postscript to the foreign news states that Thiers had made an attack upon the mob, which was repulsed by the military, The Austrian General Radetsky had reached the rear of the Sardinian army, forcing its retreat: The Sikhs have revolted and killed two com missiouers,and massacred all the British troops La Hore. CO.TIItt EltCI A L. Ci.ncin.nati, June 23, 8 P. M. The river has rin 12 inches. The rise id from Pittsburgh. The weather continues intensely hot. The market for flour is quiet, and the tendency is downward. Sales at 3 50$3 G2I. Sales of 400 bushels of corn at 30c. Sales of 400 this whiskey at 151c. The market fur groceries without alteration. Sales of 150 Ibis mess pork at $9 371; 200 hhds shoulder, at 2ic, packages included. The rawkct for ülher lc is M last luotedPlTTSBi'Kcn, June 23, 8 P. M. There are 4 feet water in the channel, and raining The receipts of flour are light; sales at $3 93I$4 Sales of corn at 27c; oats 25c. Sales of whiskey at ISc. Sales of 300 this lard at Gic. Cacon is unchanged The market for groceries is as last quoted. Sales of common lumber at $9; clear at $13; shin Kie $2 25 to 2 75 St. I-ocis, Juno 23,8 T.M Tle weathcr is intensely hot It is now raining. There are 6 feet water iihe Missouri, and falling un-land 21 to 3 feet on the lower rapids oliheMuuippi The Illinois is in fine boating condition. Sales of SOU pigs led at $3 70, lower mines. The sales of Hour arc moderate at former rates. Grain is unchanged. Sales of 300 bbls mess pork at $8 73; lard is firm. but I hear of no sales; tides J Jic; shoulders 1 1 2 hams 21321c. Sales 300 pigs fine lead at $3 50. Sales of 150 bales hemp at $S0. There are sellers of flour, but no buyers, the market is very dull. Sales of 2uo sacks bran at toe, sacks inclndod. The supply of cram is small; sales of wliebt at 6 to 0c lor limed to Drune. 1 lie inauirv is sniM. 1 lie tobacco market is active, tales ol JU nnus at $5 45, as per quality New Orleans, June 33. Sales of 150 hhdsSujnr, fair 31 to 4c. Prime Molasses l'J to 2Uc per gall. The Flour market aopears rather more animated. and 1500 bbls were disposed of, including 3& bbls St. Louis, and V30 do. Illinois (Palo Alto brand) on pri vate terms, 500 bbls Ulno atabout $1 zo, ana 'i i uo. finest 3 75 ner bbl. Corn less firm, sales of 4500 sacks, of which 2300sacks white and yellow. 400 do., and 1 150 do., all at Jj, 315 do. at 40, aid 300 do. yel low at 41c. per bush A lot of 10O bbls yellow .Meal brought Si bo per !JI Very little doin in Pork, w hich can be bought by the Quantity at fi'J 75 for mess, and by retail at $10. Lard is still going up and the following lots sold: 300 bbls at . 130 do., only fair, atCf, ami 500 do. prime at ble per Ib., an advance ol t cent. Uacon retailing at 31 tor prime Slioulders, ana i for Sides; 1000 canvassed Hams sold at 31c ier lb. Ol Hay, 1ÜOO bales ordinary New York sold at 511 per ton, and 375 do. prime at 13 :o. w hikey selling at lfcic, tor Kectinca anu nrra NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS JUST Or EN ED AT KRIESF.N At MORRAN'S OTA rS. fancy Prints; ÄtlVI 60 ps. Ginshams Prints, at only 10 cents per yard; 20 ps Ginghams, colors warrated, at 16 cts per yard; 100 ps bleached Domestic; 10 cases Hats; -10 do Boots; 10 dox Indies' slippers; 20 ps Irish Linen, from 23 cents to $1 00 per yard; 50 Berage Scarf's, at only 50 cts each , 25 sup summer Shawls; '.D na Fanev linen DrilL?: Gloves, blkand white Kid, Pic Nie and Cotton; Steel Bceds and Purse Trimmings; 50 dox Hosiery, embracing every quality; 3 ps Carpeting; 5 bales Brown Domestic; . 1 do Drilling; 2 do Osnabenrs. And many other articles, which makes our assort ment eaual to anv that can be found in the city. We most respectfully solicit a call from all who wsih to buy eoods, either at wholesale or retail, asweieel confident that they will find it to their interest to purchase of us. KRlKSEN &. MORGAN, ' J -ino. xa .Main street.

- MUTUAL RC.NEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. THIS institution is distinguished from al V others, at home or a broad, by all, or nst, Skhftjf the following rculisriiics - 1. Wrmre the premiums are over $50, it requires only one quarter part in cruh, instead ol the whole. 2. It allows the assured to pay yearly, quarterly, monthly or weekly. -3. No part of the profits are withheld, or diverted from the assured, either in charity or otherwise. 4. It has no loan, either nominal or real, to pay interest for, Laying a si llicient capital funded, from premiums received, 5. The assured can withdraw his profits, or have them to accumulate, year by year, at his option. 6. It assures to the age olG7, instead of stopping at CO. 7. It declares the profits yearly, instead of once in five or seven years, and issues scrip yearly io the Assured, bearing 6 per cent interest which scrip is re deemed in cash, when the profits amounted to $2U0,000, or allowed to accumulate al the option ot the Assured. 8. It enables a man to provide for his wife and children in such a way, that although he may loe every thing, they are safe; and all persons, whether married or unmarried, to provide for Old Age, Sickness and Want, as well as for Death. 9. The Assured can surrender the policy at any time alter the first year, and receive its equitable value. 10. At any timo after the first year, the Assured can borrow on the scrip issued, two-thirds of its amount, so that he has nothing to fear from a change of circumstances, or inability to ay the premium. 11. Directors and Officers are chosen yearly; and tho Assured votes according to his interest 12. The funds are all invested in United States, New YorkJ New Jersey and Massachusetts stocks, and in Keal Estate in New York and New Jersey, wholly unincumbered, and of double the value loaned. 13. It pays no Directors, no Auditors, no Solicitors. It lends money to neither. 14. It does not reckon the Assured a year older than he is but from fix months less to six months more, so as to equalize the estimate between all parties. 15. The rates are lower, the expenses less, and the profits larger, than with Foreign Otlices; investments here yielding from 6 to 7 per cent.--abroad only 3 per cent. to say nothing of 33 1-3 percent reserved; nor of interest allowed to those who furnifch a "guarantee capital." at the rate of 5 per cent, on every hundred pounds subscribed, for every ten pounds paid in ! 1C Instead of encouraging, every precaution is taken to prevent, a forfeiture of tlie policy. 17. The hability of the Assured is limited by Law,

to the amount ol his premium note. ALLEN U. HALLOOK, Agent. M 1. Ho at. M. D. Medical Examiner. All nrraona wishim? to make insurance on their own or on their friends LI VHS, will please call up on the agent in this City, Otfice on .Main street near Water, and examine tne icrms anu raics ui inewiudany. i 16ly WHOLESALE AND ET AllSADDLE.1 HARNESS. AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. Main street, Evansville, fad. SAMUEL CUPPLES begs CTS31 leave to inform his triends and """Vil VI the mil.lie irenerallv. that he has remov-'"" I I ' ed his sliop 10 Main street, between First and Second, next door to C. lull's Drug store, where he kecus a large and general assortment of Saddles, bridles, Harness. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Bags, Valises, and all ct!ier articles in his line, which he offers .1 wholesale or retail at the lowest cash prices. He also keeps constantly on hand a large and general assortment of trimmings of all kinds, such as. Saddle Trees of all kinds. Skirting, Harness and Lridlo Leather, Hog-skin scaling, I'ud skins, I'lunh of every variety, Brass mounting of all kinds lllaek do do do, Uridle Cits of every kind, llridle Buckles do, SStirrup Irons do, Duggy, Hiding and Wagon Whips, Together with all other articles in his line. Coun1 . ........t.rt ami fariiiera would do well tocall and examine my stock betöre purchasing elsewhere, as 1 an determined to sell hrst rate articles at very low prices. June 1 1-d 1 wi,w3nw. SA M U E L CU PPLE3.. ICE! ICE!! CJNSTANTLY hcut for retailing at the tnre of may2G ALL1S & HOWES. DIIANDY AND WINE. rV-T 5 quarter casks purejuice Port V ine; 5 t)ld Port do; y L 5 " " Maderia; 1 pipe pure Cognac Brandy,Otard, Dupuy's Crand 1 hese liiuorseave beon purcnaseu e-peciai ly lor ticknewa, and the public can rely upon tliir purity. In store and tor talc by !jan2Vl C BELL LAWNS, GINGHAMS & LINEN LAWNS A VERY large assortment of the newest ftylei Please call and examine them, ap 1.1 MORRIS S. JOHNSON State oT Indiana. Vnndcrburtrh Co., set. Vandcrburzh Circuit Court, September Term, A D lrt48. State Bank of Indiana, v. David E. A. Strong, John II I'rofwheck, Francis V. Milier, Ruth Ann Miller, Eliza K. Miller, Jeremiah R. Barnes, Craw lord Bell, Willard Carpenter, Joel C. Mills, S In Chancery John Barnakle, George A. Miller. Georee 11. Hahn. Peter Voegle, John Rabbers, Mathias Mahlhccler, Hora tio U. Wheeler, incennes Ruark. John L. Bittroltr, Elias Steiger, and Peter KroN' ....... . . M OW comes thecomnlainant by John J. Chand Icr. her solicitor, and tiles her bill 01 lxmnlaint herein, and it appearing by the affidavit of disinterested and coaioetent witne, fdel this the 15th day ol June, 1SI, that the said ueienuants, uavid E. A. Strong, John II. Groesbeck. Francis W. . m 1 ar Miller. Ruth Ann Mil er. Elixa R. Miller, and Jere miah K, Barnes, arc not residents ot tue ctaie 01 in diana. ' Notice is hereby niven the said defendants of the pendency of this suit, and that, unless they, the said David E. A. Strong, John II. Groesbeck, Francis W. Miller. Ruth Ann .Miller. Eliza R. Miller. Jeremiah R. Barnes, shall personally be and appcr before the a 1.1 v anaerourn Vircuii VAiurt. 011 or ucnnc m iau r a 1 . m m Ä . x. m. a 1 inz of this cause at the next term of said court, and nlnml to or answer tlie complainant's Bill of Com1 ,1 Lnt. tho sama will be taken as confessed against them, and the matters and things therein contained decreed accordingly. SAMUEL T. JENKINS, Clerk. jelS-P f $1. By R. JENKINS, Deft. DISSOLUTION. milE nartnershio heretofore existing between X Haub &. Seppech in tbe Grocery business was rliasnlvedhv mutual consent on the lth msL The htisiness will hereafter be conducted by Mr Haub. who is authorized to settle up the business 01 tne firm. june21-3t HAUB &; SEPrfcAJli. PALM HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS AC A VERY large stock consisting of every variety Jl of Summer hats, leehorn. palm leaf, French broid,shans,&c, lur and silk bats ot every aesira ble style bonnats, all the newest styles, witn a spien did assortment of flowers, ribbons and bonnet trim mingsiorsaie oy lapuj iuuivuio q. oii'-jw. GROCERIES. TUST received by steamer "Gen. Lafayette,' and 3 lor sale low lor casn 50 bags prime R io CofToe; lOllogsheadsof Sucar. 20 bbls Plantation Molasses a prime article. 10 bbl. Rosin; 5 boxes of Ixmmons; -June 13, ' M. W. FOSTER Corner main & 1st Streets. NEW ARRIVAL. rust received at tho rityshoe store on Main street . I a spleoeu 101 01 tjaaies uue uuimi tthimuj; siiocs, also .Misses ana ouiiu-s L.acea uoens, iau ura uu ters. &c. All the lowest prices imaginaDie. jy 1 W. R. BAKER, Main street IAA Pairels Kenhawa Salt for sale by XßwJ dec 21--tt JOHN SU ANKHN.

CITY COUNCIL. Meets every Saturday evening on Kir-t rt Ofli-

cers James t..Jonei,Mavor; John J. Chandh r.Cltrk; Samuel Orr, 1 reasurt r; Win. Bell. Marskill. ( 'hum - ctlmmlsl ward, Jon M. Storkwetl, 2nd ward, Si las btephens; 3rd ward, Wwlardt arjviiter, 4th ward, M. W. Foster; 5th ward, Isaac Hutchinson; Cth ward' Stephen Childs. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Te.mm.eof Honor, No. 1 Meets every Monday evening at temperance nail, aierst. umccrslor the present quarter, P. it. O'Keilly, w c T; Osborn Keilly, w v t; James T. Walker, w K; R. B. Hart, w A K; l.-aac A. Crane, w F a: John Shanklin, w t; Wm. Holden, w v; John K. Taylor, w v 1; Edward DeOarmo, w u; Kobcrt Allen, w 8. Lyman Ceecrer Division. No. 25 Meets Tues day evenings at lemperance Hail. Others Wm. Holden, w r; Jas, LAuguiin, w a; James i . aiKer, R s; A. Warner, a r s; John Henson, r s; Kobert Barns, 1-, Joseph Turnock, C; T. Orant, a c; C. Bates, 1 s; Kobert Vance, o s. Temple of Honor Division, No. SI Meets Friday evenings at Temperance Hall. OtFicers John Greek, w r; A. C. Hallock, w a; M. W. Satlord, R s; w. Carpenter, a r s; James I). Walters, r s; W. II. Chandler, t; li. Allen, q J. W. Stinson, A c, J. Buy ER, I s; J. E. Human, 0 s. i. o. o. r. M.0RNIX0 Star Lodoe, No. 7 Meets Thursday evenings at Hall, comer of Main and First sts. lHirer L. L. Iivcck. t g: II. O. Uabcock, n o: W. W . Sullivan, v o; II. Q. Wheeler, s; O. LadJ, T; K W. Dunbar, c, W. Hunnell, 1 o; C.Colvin o o. MASONIC. EvansvilleLodüe, U. D. Meets first Saturday evening of each month. Othcers C A rosterwn; JohnO Heberd. sw: Jarnes T Walker. J w; I'll O'Keilly, s; N Rowley 1-, John Shankl in d; A Far ncsworin, jdjk 1 ainuge, ii. RATES OP POSTAGE. cents Letters For a single letter, not exceeding half an ounce, lavoiruupoise,) sent not exceeding 3UÜ miles, 5 Sent over 30D miles W For eveiy half ounce, and amy excess over every half ounce, the same rates of postage; and when advertised, two cents on each letter, or four cents, if the advertising cost so much additional. For drop letters, not tole mailed, each 2 Circulars For any printed circular, handbill, advertisement, unsealed, sent any distance3 Newspapers -Ot 1900 square inches, or less, sent over 30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance within the state 1 Over such a distance 14 StwrpajHrrt unless to sulwribcrs, 3 cents each,re patd; or not forwarded from the Bost-oflice. fk.c.t iii.iiruii lor nasi iiucrai pirouu"r, rw w & aT I'l'iir r 11 .A. would respecllully in lor in the citizens of Evansville ana vicinuv. mai ne 11ns jum nwnm " I - 1 1 : . . . . I V. t m .1 splendid stock of Jewelry, Hatches; und Cucks w.iicu ne win sen aireuuiar iincmiiau inicco, ms 1 11 mi 11 . I 1 ! : . . : I. : - stock consists in part ot: ... - Vin:.-.'d and Silier Lever Watches: A londi.l n vortmcnt newest style ladies Cora Breastpins; Earings, Fingerrings &-C.J Cold Uuard and Fob Chains; Miniature cases, and Lockets; Fine Mourning Bins, Bracelet Clasps; f !ti.r.l Itua (Millar l!illlill. And Stlldat A large selection of Oold lencil3 with and" without pens; . aA large lot ol uay without holJ ley's best Cold Tens with and ier? Silver Tables and '1 ea Spoons; Silver I tumbles; Every description of Steel Trimmings; Steel Heads and Purse Silks; Fine Fans, Accordions; Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps; C:irmnlotn Ace: Every description Silver and common Sjicctacles r inc pocket Knives xc; It m Vint Krcnrli Mnnlla Clocks: to which he would call the attention of those wish ing to purchase. Ladies arc invited to call and ex amine tor themselves. J. 1. Ul l 1 it L.r r , ap 15 Main Street between t rst and Second. PANT STUFFS. I UST received brown and bleached Linen Drills, I Cotton Caehiraers,Cottonadcs,Dcmin blue Drill, ic, suitable ior men's Summer wear. nar 2. M w rtwi i-.u. state of Indiana Vnndcrburch County. Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation June 7, 1S43. Delilah Onyctt, i . ra. ret. for Divorce. JohnOnyctt. . . . . .1 AMJ now at this time comes tne comniatnanmy Inirle anl Whi-eler her solicitors, and tilts in the oliice ot the Clerk of tlie Vanderburgh Circuit Court her certain petition lor Divorce. And it amearing from an alliuavit this day filed in the Clerk's oliice aforesaid that the said John On yett is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said John Onyett, that unless he (lersonally be and appear here on or before the calling of this caase at the next term of said court, to be held at the court house n Evans ville, on the fourth .Monday in fceptemher next, tne same will be heard and determined in his absence. jell SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl'k. Administrators Sale. BY virtue A an order of tlie Probate Court of Vanderbur?h County Indiana. 1 will on Saturday the 15th day of July next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and b o'clock P. M., ot said day expose to sale at Public Auction at l he Court House door in the City ot Evansville, Lots Nos. 9, 10, 11 and 12, in Block No 2 in the 4th enlargement; adjoining the city of Evansville to pay, the purchase money. The bove lots beton ging to the Estate of Franc Chambers deceased. Terms of Sale. One half cash and a credit ot 6 months will lie ?ivett on the other hill with approv. ed security. JOHN INGLE Adm'r with the will annexed. jell IEAL fMnte for Sale. Inowofierfor sale V some of the most desirable Real Ebtate in the city and county, consisting of the following lots and tracts of land. Lot No M upper enlargement and lots No 16.: &, 1Gb donation enlargement 01 tne city 01 Evansville. Also the late residence of Saunders Hornbrook. tcel. said to be one of the finest upland Farms in the county, containing 231 acres; also about 500 acres of land in which there are several improvements; mis last lot will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Also, 10 shares ot Uank stock. For terms apply to P. HORNBROOK. je22-d'2m&.w4m. Sale of Real Estate. BY virtue of an act of tho General Assembly of the State of Indiana passed at its last session, I will expose to Public Auction on Saturday, the 15th day otJul next between the hours ol 10 o'clock A. .11., and b O clOCK, r .U-01 saw uay, a 11 vun lfniiMdnor in Evansville. One fourth Part of Lot No 29, in the Lower Enlargement of the City ol Evansville Indiana. I lie property 01 me neirs 01 Thomas Dewey, late of Vanderburgh County, dee'd. Tlie above I Lot is pleasantly situated having a convenient Dwelling House and stable upon iL A good Warrant Deed Wilt be PIVCn. Terms of Sale Cash. but a delay of three montlis will be given on i with approved wcunty. JOHN INGLE Jr. Adm'r. Rob't NionnxaAU:, Att'y in fact for heir, je 14d&w4w. FANCY ARTICLES. THE subscriber has rcceivdd an assortment of: Seals, Scaling Wax, Note Paper; Steel Reeds, Kings, Tassels; Bag Claeps, Needles, Purse Twist; Fancy Bends, Pins Knitting Pins; Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving; Tooth. Hair and Nail Brushes. &c. &c. Also, Edgings, Inserting, Drawer Goods ot every variety, lor sale at wholesale and retail oy ap 15 MORRIS SJOHNSON. MOURNING GOODS. A FULL and verv desirable assortment ol Mour r. nine dress Goods, superfine Bombazines, Silk Warp. Alpacas, (some very fine) Alpaca Lustres, superfine black, plain and figured berreges, black Lawns etc., now open ano ior saie low vy aP15 MORRIS S.JOHNSON

NEWS . B Y" TELIE(GMAIPIHI!

TO CITY AMD COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN - FOREIGH AHO DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

COKNEROF HIA1N AND WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE, IA.; WOULD INVITE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE TO THEIR UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK OF

Spring and Summer Foreign ana üomesuc ury woas,

WHICH we aredaily receiving from the Eastern Markets, Mr nuGieturers, &e. e" r' V lected with great care and at extremely low rates, under the most fa "adoSed ibi motto cLmr? ki"irehySE be kind enough , j , 11 SiTra" liAlNS AS to t.Ieasc vou in style, et, wHr rfGol wiLL MAKE IT AN OlilECT WOUTHYOFÜUR ATfEN HON IO VVY OU I uuu

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r You are particularly requosted on visiting our u.i r -Call at the "EXl'RESS STORE," corner of Majn and Water Street.

Wholesale dealer in dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Leather, &c, &c. 0Z7 WATTuH STREET, TXXXXLD DOOR ASOVS SXA.XXX STRXU2T EV AM SVILLE, IND. DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE. TO Country Merchants. I take this metho I to inform Merchants visiting this City, that I am receipt of one of the largest and best assorted stock of Goods ever brought to this City. Arno n which I enumerate Ticks, Demins, Drills, Stripes, Janes, Plantation stuffs, Osnaburgs, Wickmgs, Wad dings. Battings, Cotton Yarns, , , My assortment of brown and bleached Cottons is, I believe, the most complete west of the Alleghany mountains, comprising all the moet desirable styles selected irom the best manufactories. My bleached Cottons are mostly from tlie Lowell and Waltham Factories, and are eecidedly superior to any other goods either foreign or domestid, offered in this market. With assurance that nnr terms and prices are more favorable to buyers than at any other house in this city. Very efpectful.f, . A ' may 16 OLIVER LADD.

DOMESTICS! fir A Balc4-4 heavy Brown SJicetinjs, in store and fJU for sale by myl6j OL1VERLADD. PRINTS. - ? Cases of new styles ?rin Prints; AO 5 do Blue and Orange, Ior sale by may 1G. OLIVER LADD. 1 OA Tieces Mosquito Netting, just received and Äll for sale by tmylfc OLIVER LADD. LADIES SLIPPERN and BUSKINS. OA A Prs. Ladies slippers and Buskins of supcOvrU rior quality ami style ever leforo brought to this market, just received und tor sale by this ma may 16 ULilV&U liAUli. KIP and THICK BROCANS. 1 f? Cases of Prime Kip Brogans; 5 dü do Uoys do: & da Thick do. For sale by maylCJ OLIVER LADD. WALDROM SYTIIES. Dozen superior Waldrot.i Grass Scj'thcs; OvF 10 do do do Corn do; 5 do do do Brycr do; Allot a superior quality for palo by may 16 OLIVER LADD. SYTIIE SNATHS Sc PITCH FORKS. OA Dozen Laropson patent hnaths; tJ M do do do Common: 10 do superior Pitch l orks: For sale by I may 16 OLIVER LADD FAXTOYAX7D STAPIiE T DUY GOODS AT RETAIL, rpiIE subscriber would most respectably intorm 1 the public that his stock for the Retail Trade is full and complete, consisting of one of the best assortments of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that can I found in Evansville. Plea9e call and examine for yourselves. Imay 16 HL.iVt.ifc L.AUU. COTTON YARN. 1 A HÖH Dozen Hope Factory Cotton Yarns J.U,UUU Nos. 500, 600 sni 700, this day received per steamer kosco irora 1 msnurgn by Imay 17 OLIVER 7 1, r 1 ..-i t . foreale LADD. JUST RECEINED, Of! TONS assorted Rod and Bar Iron; Mil 100 kegs asrorted Juniata Nails; 25 bundles spring Steel; 5 do sneer do; I case extra Cast do; Plow slabs, Doiler and sheet Iron; Rasns. Files, and Door Ijatches, Which, togetlier with our former stock makes it complete. For sale low by may 9. LAUGH LIN, Water street SADDLE, HARNESS AN'P TRUNK r.I AITUF AOTOUT, J. P. ELLIOTT, (Sitetor to ir. M.A-J. P. EUiott,) ill continue the above business at the da old stand. Main street, Evansville. He will lwy keep on hand a constant supply ot Saddles, Bridles, Trunks, &c. of the best workmanship, which he offers at wholesale or retail at tlwe lowest pnees. Also A great variety;of Trimmings used by baddlers, Harness-makers, and Trunk Manufacturers. In addition to my former stock ot materials I have just received a very large and general assortment of Saddle Trees, of all kinds, Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather; Hog skin seating; Calf skin do; Plush do, every variety Bridle Bitts and Buckles, all kinds; Stirrup Irons, ccc, &c. Riding, Buggy and Wagon Whips, Together with all articles in my lino, at wholesale ancf retail. . Persons dealing in the above articles will find it to their advantage to call and examine my stock. All orders promptly attended to at the shortest noce. may 9 ly J- P- ELLIOTT PANTALOONS STUFF & COATINGS C O FTEN ADES, Crotens, Tweels, superfine Hack Freuch Drap, ets., Drap de Nienne, Linen and Union checks and stripes, with all the most desirable styles, for sale low at wholesale and retail by ap l5 MORRIS SJOHNSON. BOOTS AND SHOES. "1 AA CASES Boots and Shoes, XVJVJ J ust received and for sale at wholesale pri cs by my 6 J. II MAGIIEE&CO

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n,l t.:n nr;a 1Lro mirrrina'ny. .Four Days Late From Europe. rRoopxxrca Favorable to All Cash Customers. ALLIS & HOWES. THE HOUSE that sella goods for small profits and ready pay, have just been receiving several important additions touheir large stock of Groceries. They pledge themselves to sell as good articles and at as low rates as can be obtained in the West, and invite all dealers, who with to do a saving t"K to come and convince themselves that those ssertionsare something more than empty boasts. Their stock embraces every thing belonging to the grocery trade, in proof of which eee the columns of our city pipers' ON EVERY PAGE YOU WILL FIND Til EIR ADVERTISEMENTS. . P 24JUST received from New York, . : C Halt Pipes Cognac Brandy; 2 Pipes IfollandGin; 10 casks Port Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Rum; 10 barkets Champaigne; b bxs Cordials; 100" Claret; 150" Sardines; 400 cans Oysters; 25 thousand Tigara Cigars; for sale by ALLIS &. HOWES, ap 21 Water st. JUST received by 6teamerGlencoe, 75 sides sole Leather; 25 Bxs Lemon yrup; 3 1 icrccs refined bugar lor family use, for sale by ALLLS &. HOWES, apzi Water st. JUST received from New Orleans, 20 RblslTannersOil; 50 " Tar; 4 " Varnish; 15 " Turpentine; 5 Bxs Oranges; 10 tk Lemons; in store and tor sale by ALLIS & HOWES. water hi Slfi A II I SUGAR X SUGAR ! 100 HHDS New Orleans Sugar. 200 Rues Rio coflce 250 Bbls Molasses; n store and for sale by ALLIS &. HOWES, ap24 Water st SUGAR and MO LAS ES. 100 Hhds New Orleans Sugar; 250 Bbls do do Molasses; 40 I do do 25 Bbls Sugar do do; House Molasses Polka do do do do. A. LAUGHL1N, Water street brand; 25 Bbls do For sale by. ap 25 NAILS. OfiTA KEGS Boston and Juniata Nails, assorted ÄUV sires; 25 kegs Flooring Drads, assorted; 25 uo Assorted spik.es. For sale by ap 25 A. LAUGHLIN, Water street JUST RECEIVED, - ÄT A KEGS Pure white Lead; 10 bbls Linseed Oil; 5 do Turpentine: 25 boxes 8-10 Window Glass, For sale low by A. LAUGHLIN, may " Water street. HYDRAULIC CEMENT, A FULL sup! y of this article fresh from the mills, together with the best of Roach Lime. For sale by the batreL A. LAUGHLIN, ap 25 Water street IRON. - . A LARGE and general assortment of all sizes o Common Bar, Hat, Round and öquare. Broad and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, Plow Bar, Plow Moulds and slabs. Nail and small Rods, together with all sizes usually called for in the above line. For sale by A. LAUGHLIN, ap25 Water st BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. a ETiT T. mnA central assortment of every thing in that line, namely s An-C-vils, Bellows, Vices, Screw Plates -Kann. Files and Grates. - For sale by - A. LAUGHLIN.. , ap 25 a'-er street.